Sentence examples for owing to snow from inspiring English sources

Three other matches slated for Wednesday were also postponed owing to snow: Bologna-Fiorentina, Siena-Catania and Atalanta-Genoa.

With the Italian league-leaders Juventus' match with Parma on Tuesday postponed owing to snow, Milan needed only a point to go level at the top of the table.

Chambers was found guilty in May of sending a message of a "menacing character" under the Communications Act 2003 after he tweeted in frustration in January at the closure of Robin Hood airport, near Doncaster, owing to snow.

The organisers of the Giro d'Italia were forced to cancel the toughest stage of the race over the two highest mountains owing to snow and were left fighting to save what was planned to be the climax of the tour on Saturday.

Kent did not respond to enquiries, with the university offices closed on Friday owing to snow.

Their territory covers hundreds of square miles, but most of it was still largely inaccessible owing to snow on the roads.

Turnout was low, owing to the snow.

In Washington State, for example, Olympic National Park has experienced some opening delays owing to lingering snow.

gcal(t) also agrees with gobs(t) during winter (such as in February 2009 and January 2010), owing to the snow-covering effect applied in the model.

In all the years it has been held, the historic run has only been cancelled three times, owing to epidemic (1936), snow (1947) and the foot-and-mouth crisis (2001).

A Ceredigion council spokesman said: "Many narrow country roads in Ceredigion are still challenging, owing to the severe snow and ice, but the county council fully intends to try and collect household waste from all houses it can reach next week.